DECREE AFFECTING MANY
LOCAL CATHOLIC PRIESTS
Many priests of the Erie diocese of tliu
Catholic church will be affected by a new
decree of the Conslstorial congregation,
which will be mode effective us soon as
possible. By this decree they will be
placed In the position of an Irremovable
rector. There are now about half a dozen
priests lu this diocese who como under this
designation which menus that they can
only be ordered to other pastorates for
canonical reasons.
The new decree provides that no priest
can be removed from his parish excepting
on trial, and nine causes for action iiKalnst
him are named. These Include perpetual
Incapacity, loss of reputation, administra
tion, continued disobedience and gross
neglect of duties.
The decree Is Interpreted as a definite
pronouncement on the authority of the
bishops. It Is regarded as safe-guarding
the episcopal powers for the benefit of
those who come under the jurisdiction.
While priests have always had the
right to appeal to Home, the new decree Is
regarded as giving to all priests a fuller op
portunity to be heard If they should be
brought up for discipline.
As a general rulo, such regulations as
these are seldom Invoked In the affairs of
the Catholic church, a simple request from
their bishop being all that Is needed to
Induce pastors to leave one Held of labor
for another,
ANEW AND NEEDED DEPARTURE.
The representative of the ttoyal
Typewriter Company, Jack Webb, has
arranged to spend Tuesday, Wednesday,
and Thursday of each week at the
National Hotel in Reynoldsvllle, carrying
with him a complete line of typewriter
supplies for all makes of typewriters,
office furniture, cabinets, chairs, eto.
Mr. Webb Is an ezporled mechanic on
all typewriters, having spent several
years with the Smith Premier Co., In
various large cities at the head of their
repair departments is sufficient evidence
that he Is capable . to make repairs on
any one's machine to satisfy the most
critical. All his work is guaranteed to
be first class and the very best of
material is used in replacing worn or
broken parts,
INSTITIJTEROOMERS
Til iMiWrtnlllHieul committee for
Institute week request that oil persons
whose names apiear on the list of
available rooming or boarding places
during Institute week, who have secured
(til the gueste for that week that they
wish, report the same to them, in order
that there may He no . confusion when
other tcaohers arrive December Hfth by
sending them to places Blrendy filled.
The entertainment committee consists of
Mrs. U R. Hall, Mrs. 11. J. Pollltt, Mrs.
Jarvls 1). Williams, Mrs. J. W. Gillespie,
Mra. Joseph William.
SCHOOL NOTES.
Perfect in attendance and punctuality
last week: Senior class, i Junior boys,
Freshman boys, Miss Sehultze'a boys.
Dr. Foust spent Monday morning in
school and addressed the High school.
Mr. Evans was a school; visitor on
Friday.
Prof. E. H. Schaeffer, of Brockport,
spent Saturday in Reynoldsvllle.
A number of the teachers will attend
the city Institute of DuBois on Friday
night.
EAST END HOSE COMPANY.
There will be a special meeting of tho
East End Hose Company Monday evening,
December 12th, nt tho regular meeting
place.
Alex London, President.
Letter List.
The following letters remain uncalled
for in the Reynoldsvllle post oftloe.
Miss Lizzy Camel, Mrs. Nathan Clark,
John Kananer, H. O. McCune, Miss
Stella Marrow, Mrs. Mary Barker Pearoe
Miss Mary Vasbindor, W. W. Warner,
Miss Alice Stonstrom, Antom's DeRcnza,
Francesco Garaf olo, Tregatlplno Francesco.
When calling please give date of list.
S. M, McCrleght, P. M.
Pie Social and Candy Sale.
The West Reynoldsvllle High School
will hold a pie social and candy sale in
the city hall on the night of Deo. 9th.
Sale will begin at 8 o'clock. Proceeds
will be used for instituting a new
feature to the Christmas period.
Aa A Guarantee Of Merit
Any druggist in Reynoldsvllle will
. cheerfully refund the - price paid if you
fee .'that the first box of Ne-ro Tablets
has not benefited you.
; Healthy person gets up in the moruiug
feeling fresh and Invigorated and ready
for the day's work. If you foel tired
when yon get up, run down, worn out
and irritable it is the danger signal, it
means that your nerves hare not rested
and have not allowed your body to rest.
You must feed your nerves.
Try Ne-ro Tablets, they feed new
power to the norves, they make new
nerve force, they reuew vitality, thy
assist the entire nervous system in
renewing its natural vigor and by so
doing assist every organ in th Ivriy in
properly- performing its niiHr-: function,
Try NE-RO TABLETS to-day. For
alo by' every drug stoe in Keynoldsvillo
mi 50o a box. And remember thaynre
jjald under a positive guarantee.
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Christmas Gifts of Permanence, Superb Beauty and Unequalled Charm and Value
. As an aid to Xmas shoppers In search of gifts that are of genuine, fasting Intrinsic value and of enduring and wondrous
beauty and excellence, we name below a few items selected at random from our comprehensive and really superb stocks'of
Silverware, Cut Glass, Watches, Gold and Silver Jewelry, Precious Stones, Hat Pins, Belt Pins, Novelties, etc.
SILVERWARE'
PEVTEDand , Jv,
SOLD? g
f Knives, Forks, Spoons, Carving Sets,
r Oyster J Forks, Bread Trays, Chafing
Dishes, Special Sets, Butter Knives,
Etc. Combs, Brushes, Mirrors, Mani
cure Seta, Complete ToHot Beta,
Clothes Brushes, Candelabra, Silver
Deposit Ware, Cuke Stands, Eto.
Best Makes
of Cut Glass
Useful Gifts
Bowls, Glasses, Bon Bon Dishes,
Pitchers, Olive Dishes, Finger Bowls,
Sugar Bowls, Cream Pitchers, Butter
Dishes, Celery Trays, Water Bottles,
Eto. Brossware, Desk Fittings, Port
able Reading Lamps, Serving Trays,
Eto.
Gold and
Silver Jewelry
Watches, Etc.
Match Boxes, Cigarotte Boxes, Cigar
Cutters, Fobs, Cuff Links, Scar
Pins, Shirt and Collar Studs, Watch
Charms, Fountain Pons, Eto . Watches
in All Sizes for All Ages of Both
Sexes With Standard Movements In
Every Kind of Solid and Guaranteed
Cases.
DIAMONDS
RINGS
NECKLACES, ETC.
Jeweled, Signet, Seal and Plain
Rings, Necklaces, Brooches, Lockots,
La Vail lores, Jeweled Combs, Pen
dants, Charms, Bracelets, Bolt Buck
les, Eto. Unset Diamonds, Turquoises,
Sapphires, Pearls, Emeralds, Rubles,
Opals, Amethysts, Etc.
The more you will examine our BtockB, the more you will appreciate the values, the beauties, and the high standard of
excellence and quality that are maintained in everything from the most expensive article to the most inexpensive. Every
article on sale here has been bought only after an exacting and thorough search for the very best in quality, workmanship,
design and style. ....
Your inspection is cordially invited and earnestly solicited. WE ENGRAVE ALL GOODS FREE.
COOOtEl, The Jeweler
In the Peoples National Bank Building
REYNOLDSVILLE,
PENN'A.
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Want Column.
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Wanted Girl at the rit.r Hnit w w
Wiley, Prop.
FOR BlHT Mnriam I
house. Inquire at The Star Office
FOR SALE Indian runner ducks and
Ave white leffhorn millet Art),,,-
Seelcy.
For Sale Bay driving horse. Ina uira at
The Stur office.
FOR RENT Eight room house InohiHW
bath room, L. M. SNYDER.
FOR RENT Good residence on Mnln
street at reasonable rates. All modern im
provements. Inquire of J. K. Johnston,
Reynoldsvllle, or write to Mrs. M. Ayros,
131? Federal Stroet, Allegheny, Pa.
Mi-o-na stomach tablets are iriinriintMwl
by Stoke & Felcht Drug Co., to cure
indigestion, acute or chronic, or money
back. This means that nervousness,
dizziness and biliousness will rl 1 u ntiruj
Large box 60 cents.
A watch will be given free with everv
purchase of boy's suit or overcoats for IS.
or over at A. Katzcn's. Peoples Bargain
store.
Stockholders' Meeting.
The , regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of tho First National Bank,
of Roynoldaville, Pa for the election of
directors for the ensuing year and for
the transaction of any other business
that may properly come before It, will be
held in the Banking Room on Tuesday,
January 10th, 1911, at 8:00 p. m.
K. C. Schuckers, Cashier.
Stockholder Meeting.
The regular annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Citizens National Bank of
Reynoldsvllle will be held in their banking
rooms, January 10;" 101, at 1 :80 p". m., for
the purpose of ejecting directors and for the
transaction of any other business that may
properly come before that body.
J. W. Hunter, Cashier.
Sbareholdera Meeting,
Reynoldsvllle, Pa., Dec. Bth, 1010.
The regular annual meeting of the
shareholders of the Peoples National
Bank, Rcyuoldsvlllo, Pcnn'a., for the
election of directors for the ensuing
year will be held at Its banking house on
Tuesday, January loth, lull, at 8:00 p. m.
V. K. ALEXANDER. Cashier.
Just what you want, rubbers that fit;
women's 75 cts., men's f 1. Adam's.
A QUHTWEDDING.
Wednesday, November fl, 1010, Amos D.
Crooks, of Plumville, and Miss Marie
DcHaven, of Reynoldsvllle, were united
in marriage by tle Rev. J. C. N. Park
at his residence In Indiana, Pa. Follow
ing the ceremony Mr. and Mrs, Crooks
left for a short trip to Grecn.sburg and
Pittsburgh, returning to Smlcksburg, Pa
where they are now at home to their
friends. The bride, who Is the grand
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Thomp
son, of this city, spent seyeral years of
her life in Reynoldsvllle. The good
wishes of their friends go with these
young people Into their married life.
SOT CATHERS DEAD.
Scott dithers, a former . well known
resident of Reynoldsvlllo, died at the
county home near Brookville yesterday at
11.00 o'clock. Ho suffered a paralytic
stroke. Mr. Cathers was taken to homo
lust August, his mind having weakened.
He was 68 years old and a groat portion
of his life was spent In Reynoldsvlllo.
The body was brought to Reynoldsvllle
lust evening and the funeral will be held
Thursday afternoon at two o'clock, con
ducted by Rev. J. F. Black.
Csid ot Thanks. '
In behalf of the memrers of our family
wIuT suffered In then fearful tragedy of
Sunday, I desire, toncxpress their deei
est gratitude to all friends and neigh
bors, organizations or persons, who have
shown such deep solicitude for our wel
fare and contributed so liberally In every
way. C Words ate too weak to properly
express the depth of our thankfulness on
this occasion. LEON D. FERRIS.
REMEMBER THE NAME
Reynoldsville Candy Works
We carry the biggest line of tne finest Candy Boxe9 in the
town for a present tp your friend or your sweetheart.
We are headquarters for the
Apollo Chocolates
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YOU
Little Miss Muffett
Sat on a tuffet
The PeopletJNational Bank.
DIVIDEND The Board of Directors
of this bank hasothis day declared the
regular semi annual dividend of three" per
cento (3K)2on Its capital stock, out of the
earnings of the past aix months, payable
December 24th, 1910, to stockholders of
record uDecember 20th, 1010. Checks will
be mailed.
F. K. ALEXANDER, Cashier.
Lutheran Church.
Each Sunday hereafter there will be
preaching services in the Reynoldsville
Lutheran church both morning and even
ing and at the Chestnut Grove church In
tne afternoon. While no regular paster
has yet been elected, the synod will send
a minister to preach.
Card of Thank. .
Wo desice to express our appreciation
for all the acts of kindness shown after
the death of our wife and mother.
Conrad Heemer and Family.
A Kane glass concern is advertising in
this section for 200 carpenters to rush
work on the construction of a new plant.
Have no idea how delicious candy can
be if you've never tasted ours. The art
of candy making with us has reached Laughing and chuckling with glee,
the point of perfection. If o . .
PURE, FINK CANDY
She cried, "For to-day
it what you desire we can give It to
you." I've a box of good randy, you tee."
We also have -the greatest line
of
Mixed candies,
chocolates
and taffies
We are offering
SPECIAL PRICES
to the JJteachers and Sunday
school committees.
Comeand see us before you
purchase some place else, and
get prices.